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Sports/The Daily Iowan Fri~ay, February 6.,1981 -Iowa Clty,lowa 10 The Oally Iowan/ Bill Paxson The Stelnhlrtl, D ..... (left) end LeurIe, run.. by IIcIe .. mern ...... of the lowe treck tMm. Sibling act hits track By Kim PIIIdety Stlft Writer When a team goes up against the Iowa wrestlers, it faces not one, but two Banachs, two ZaleskY$ and two Trizzinos. The Iowa women's track team has its own rendition of that theme. The Steinbarts. If you're not familiar with the Steinharts, ask the folks at Tri~ounty Community High School in Thornburg. Better yet, check the record books. Steinhart, Diane ; %2J) yard 1.019 hurdles, 100 meter hurdles, 440 relay, mile relay. Steinhart, Laurie; 880, two mile cross country, 880 relay. distance medley relay, etc. Hey, was there anyone else on the team ? The aMouncer at the high school meets loved il. He had one line to memorize. First place, Steinharl. Add brother Kevin's firsts to the list and it sounded like a broken record. Actually, Kevin started the whole thing. He was a l00-meter dash star and a consistent state qualifier. Diane was next to enter the running scene, followed by Laurie.Between the two Steinhart sisters, they recorded seven state titles during their prep careers. BUT THAT was in Thornburg, Iowa, with a Class A program. Does anyone recruit Class A athletes? Coach Jerry Hassard believes you're mailing a mistake if you don't. Two and one-half years ago, Diane, now a junior, decided Iowa had the most to offer her. Coming from a town with a population of 110 and a high school graduating class of 40, she initially had problems adjusting to the mega-campus at Iowa. "I was really homesick the whole first semester," she said. "I went home every weekend and said 1 didn't want to go back ." Hassard said Diane also had difficulties on the track at firsl. "In her first meet, which was intra squad, she had three or four second-Dlace finishes and she was so disappointed," Hassaid said. "And I'll never forget her eyes. She must have had a gallon of water in each one, but she wouldn't let the tears out. " By the end of that first year Diane didn't have a worry in the world. At the Big Ten Outdoors, she placed third in the 100 and 400 hurdles and was a member of the second-place 400 relay team. She qualified for nationals in all three events. NOW FOR the second half of the story. Laurie, a . freshman , is having the same problems pig sister had. "I had some tl'ouble adjusting at first, but I'm getting used to it," Laurie said. "I didn't even decide until this summer if 1 would run track. I wasn't sure if I was good enough." Hassard believes the younger Steinhart, who ran a 2-minute, 17-second half mile in high school, is plellty good . " Anyone who can do that at that age is t'ertainly talented," Hassard said. Sounds like a great steal of a deal for Hassard, but how do Diane and Laurie like being teammates again? Is there any sibling rivalry? Not really, they insist. "I remember in junior high I wanted to beat Diane's records," Laurie said . "I missed by one inch in the long jump and one-tenth of a second in the 60. But now we run different events, so that's not a problem." DIANE ADMI11'ED there were some squabbles in high school. "Our coach had to separate us when we were practiCing hand-()ffs in relays because we would always fight. " Now the sparring days are over, but everything else is pretty much the same. The Iowa record book has several Steinhart entries, And that announcer's job is a piece of cake. First place. Who else? Steinhart. Use The Daily Iowan Classifieds ACROSS • Flair 5 Actor Everett • Rock or disco .4 Hodgepodge .5 Engage ii-fours (crawling) 17 With great insight 20 Jointure Zl Alight 22 Held 23 Third from last 27 Norse queen 01 the underworld 28 Country-club V.J.P. 21 Wave; Sp. 30 "I-Rock," Simon and Garfunkel hit 31 Brute 34 Himalayan abominations 38 Fou 40 "Crime and Punishment" girl 42 Used a blunderbuss 43 "The bright -done"; Shako 45 Parson-, noted biographer 47 Sayer of 51 Across 48 Rumania's 100 bani H D.C. figure 51 Farm utterance 52 Adherence to religious practices 58-creole 5' B~ inclined "Tltlein DUsseldorf II Hit song 01 11164 II "II-a Rich Manit .7 Wends ....... I • A L ••.c f C C •• • L I 1 • 0 " 'If". o o. , .... U I I , 1 A • • U • I 0 • I aoeLI WA.I. 0.-1 " e 0 T I_D 0 0 f, ,.ff a ADo_,aIRIOR •• ~'iiA , , R A • I IDII , A • 0 0 , _. E V, •• 1 ••_ CROSSWORD PUZZLE Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA 68 Helloor goodbye, in Genova • Through 70 Step-(hie) 71 Composer of "OI'Man River" DOWN 1 Recent election winners 2 Part 01 Saint Pierre-et Miquelon 3 Dolley or Martha 4 "We'reoffthe Wizard" 5 Fantastic fabrlcallons 8-etubique (here and everywhere) 7 Babylonian abode 01 the dead i~ . ~~ , _, • R f I .~I. 1_ Itt " \ •• a U R E , IE" ~~ • ~ 4~~ , W • La, I~~ T J , Mf! AL 0 ME r!~ Ur! t¥ :~- . \ .. t .~ ~ ..'. 4' : ' ... .. T .!c!...! 'A. f 0 JJ. c! '- ... " ... 8 Certain transfer 9 In a huffish way 10 Former Burmese statesman 11 BI rd In "Peter and the Wolt" 12 -ease (restless) 13 Bonnie's partner 18 Like mush 19 Division word 23 "-Day's Night," Beatles film 24 Ancient Greek valley 25 Not at all 21 Busch and Marsh 32 Bill that's often passed 33 Court hea rings 35 "Watch -I" 36 Midwestern Indians 37 Heating medium 3. Pickling seed 41 Stone once believed to prevent drunkenness 44 Saw red ... Reconnoitered 49 Previously owned 52 "Lady" in an oidsong 53 Emmett Kelly was one 54 Made corvine sounds 55 Architect Jones 51 Append 57 Pain in the neck 82 Exist 13 "Agnus-" 14 -es Salaam 15 Overt here prairie tights books 100 s. linn Injuries slow gymnasts By Mike Kent Staff Writer Although February is less than one week old, early indicators show the month of the ground hog and St. Valentine has not been a good one for the Iowa women's gymnastics team. The Hawkeyes lost last Saturday's dual meet against Indiana, 133.25-128.45. Iowa fell behind by four points after the first two events, proving to be too much of a deficit, according to Coach Diane Chapela. " We had some tough breaks on the vaulting and the bars. We just didn't hit." And that's just the beginning. This week Chapela has seen some of her top gymnasts [all one-by-one from the roster. -Laura Laponski, who finished third in the al\ around against Indiana, bruised her heel in practice. But Chapela believes Laponski should ' be able to compete Saturday. "Right now she can't put any weight on it (heel )." -LINDA TREMAIN, who finished second in the all-around in the Iowa Invitational Jan. 24, hurt her neck Wednesday. But Tremain has had some fine practices after the incident, Chapela said. - Back and ankle problems have hampered junior Mary Hamilton, one of Chapela's top veterans. "Hamilton is out and she's one of our best vaulters and it's showing," Chapela said. Iowa lost the vaulting event to Indiana, 33.05-31.60. - Heidi DeBoer and Pam Yunker, who has been bothered with a bad back, have been slowed down by the flu. The bad luck has come at an unfortunate time for Iowa. The Hawks have two dual meets this weekend, facing Nebraska at 7 p.m. Friday and Western Illinois at 7: 30 p.m. Saturday in the Field House North Gym. Chapela said she expects the Hawks to win "handily" over the Westerwinds. But the meet aga inst the Cornhuskers should be close, she said. 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~T . AY E ~ity [! bot in the k Edwards strikes with 8 sequel to Ink Pant"" Burnt)(. peclQf Clol.selu S,II.rs) In· lles • French maid omitlert accused g her $Over 17 al 9 ~ orrllf' l portrays a clasB Intellectual n the mIdst 01 the "anglng socl.1 t revolutionary lihough h. ,'.ys unlry while wife dallee 10 Florida 1 commit himself evolution; he outside, a skep "sted obaerver by Toma, Aiel. With DA IJ~ In Spanl.h :00 .n~ e, the God ~I: widelyaccl.'med he doomed jour. fifteenth t:ttnlU(Y lth I mesmer/zby Klaus Klnskl • 1 phologr.phy. Iho ~rado becomes a Ilatton on the Inerolc vl810n and psllUc madness. Fri.' I". " 7 lun. " • PERlOW "'"'------------------'-:--J1 .,- _ A 'UI'I'ORT HXuoJly group,or IIDYMd _"""'"" young who Wednelday'. 1M ICO'" .... lnd.p ... 11 MIll H 54. Dog. 42 IIroIhtr Oink 50, EMSI 21 11011., Blues 29, Small But Slow 21 F,ld.y Afternoon Club 31, eurr.nev 29 Hogan'. Htroea 29, L & M 18 Yeah Babies 81 , OFF 38 11111" A_lion Alphl Klrma Perrier 30, OIptnong Dunk .... 25 E SIr"lerl 32, Burge Beaver r_al2O Lucky Stven 32, Meate, Debalera 23 8Ickl1abbtrs 27, Jock Itches 25 AIming GIrth 39, EGO 23 PttI Kappa Psi 29, SPI 22 Hog'. Heroea 30, 4 Jerks & a DrIbbler 25 Sporting tv.nt. It home this weekend Wom.n'a gymnastics vs . Welle,n IIlInol •• 7 p.m. Friday, Field House North Gym Men', track vs. Nonheast Mis· IOUrl. 1 p.m. Saturday. Rec . Building Men ', gymnastics va. Mlr· nesola . 7:30 p .m . Salurday. Fletd House North Gym Women'. gymnastics v • . Weste,n illinOis, 7:30 p .m . Saturday. Field House North Gym Strider. to reorganize The Iowa City Striders will hold an organizational meeting at '8 p.m. Saturday at the low.a City Recrea lion Center . Expected speaker is Dr. Charles Tipton, a UI exercise physiologist. He will speak on the "Fast and slow twitch muslces" and ' explain why some people are sprinters and others are long distance runners. Footage of the 1980 MS Marathon will also be shown. Runners of all speeds are encouraged to attend the meeting. Men'. Dormitory Brut Rltnow Eleven 36. North Tower 25 O,phans 34, Running Renega
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